TripCase vs TravelBank

• It gathers all of the essential details of a trip and presents it in a simple and efficient view. Our users particularly like that they can each choose in what own order they prefer that data to appear.
• It conveniently allows travelers to share their itineraries with others.

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• TravelBank encourages employees to book lower cost flights and hotels. Employees receive half the difference between the average cost for the service and the cost the company is paying in the form of vouchers for Amazon/Airbnb etc. For example, if the average cost of a flight from SFO to JFK is $500, and the employee books a $400 flight, the employee gets $50 and the company saves $50.

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• The iOS app is a little on the slow side when you open it up
• Manual accommodation input isn't always the best (sometimes doesn't find hotels)

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• It was hard to find a good hotel in my budget.
• I wish I could get the incentives back in cash.
• I have trouble using the user interface and wish I could store my common searches easier bcecauseI usually only travel to one place.
• They need to have a better search tool. Like, if a hotel is unavailable it still needs to come up in the search bar -- not necessarily on the map or home screen, but it would help to see all options if I search because for some reason a ton of hotels that I know have open rooms do not show up.

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• It's difficult to relate impact on business objectives

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• I'm not in the finance department, but I'd guess our travel spend per employee has reduced since we started using TravelBank.
• We now have one travel supplier, with flights and hotels paid from a central account, rather than everyone booking through a variety of channels with their own card. In case of emergency, the company knows which flight you're on, which hotel you're staying at.

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